The first week of social distancing hasn't even concluded but aren't we all ready to get outside?

What new movies are showing on streaming services? Here's a list at a glance:

Due to unprecedented events taking place in the United States and around the world, a lot of us are finding ourselves staying home more than usual these days.

Let me just say that this coronavirus situation is the most unprecedented, painful, confusing, frightening thing I've seen in my lifetime, which is not to diminish or compare it to anything others have gone through. But, watching friends, family, colleagues and strangers deal with this is brutally difficult.

St. Patrick's Day is Tuesday, March 17, but events for the wearing o' the green start Friday leading up to the big celebration.

The Tennessee Aquarium staff has something to "shell-abrate."

Is singing the national anthem at a ballgame on your bucket list?

Twenty-five breweries from Chattanooga and around the state have been hand-picked for the eighth installment of the special-release and rare beer revival presented by Riverside Wine & Spirits.

Two friends thru-hiking the Grand Canyon.

Comedian Jim Breuer has a simple explanation for why he's had to extend his "Live and Let Laugh" tour and why people should come out and see it at the Walker Theatre on March 7.

Every Wrestling 4 A Cause starts with a word of prayer and a question: Has anybody been impacted by Erlanger?

Authors, artists, toy and comic vendors will gather Saturday, March 7, when FarleyCon: Toy and Comic Book Expo returns to the East Ridge Community Center.

Want to get out of the house this weekend? Do you feel inspired to help a nonprofit? Solve both of these desires at once by joining a Weed Wrangle on Saturday, March 7, at Tennessee State Parks.

Best-selling author and podcast host Annie Downs is coming to town to share the secret of how to love yourself and others more completely.

Twelve years after its last convention in Chattanooga, the American Farrier's Association is returning March 10-13 for its 49th annual convention and 2020 National Forging & Horseshoeing Competition.

I've done this job a long time and written far too many stories about benefits. I wish we didn't need to have them, but they do show how giving and loving people can be.

River Bins is one of nearly 250 vendors who will fill the exhibit hall with more than 500 booths in the 54th annual Tri-State Home Show at the Chattanooga Convention Center.

The audience will help comedian Mutzie "raise the roof" when he performs a benefit in Dalton, Georgia, on Sunday, March 1.

Not a week goes by that Houston Museum of Decorative Arts doesn't get phone calls from baby boomers who are downsizing or boomers' children, Generation X, who are handling the estates of their aging parents.

Looking for fun the whole family can enjoy together that won't drain the budget?

If you've got a case of cabin fever and need to get out of the house, join members of the Soddy-Daisy Hiking Club for a 6-mile, in-and-out hike to Laurel Falls in Grundy County on Tuesday, March 3.

At the time of this writing, tickets remained for JFest, Riverbend, Bonnaroo and Moon River, the four largest music festivals in our area.

Laissez les bon temps rouler!